Summiting the Grand Teton with Exum Guide Dave Bowers August 6, 2009
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nice video ive been tryin to get the guts to climb the grand for years closest i ever got was table lol but there is a real nice weiw of the grand from there at least
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Oh, man. Creed the BEST! They're solemn rockliness gives any red-blooded American boy a mancrush.
but what do YOU think of Creed?
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lol! Your welcome. Valhallasmine, so what are your feelings on Creed? ;-)
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Thanks, Vivigrrl27, for letting me wax wackily!
WJMetcalf is an old friend o'mine and I was just busting him a little.
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Now, I must beg to differ with you on your resolute and defiant proclamation that "killing, pillaging and raping is what this world is all about." Since my earliest years, my mum and pa taught me it was moreso The Hokey Pokey --THAT's what it is all about. I'm just sayin'...
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After writing several outstanding introductory and sophomore ventures, they skyrocketed to the top of Billboard's Hits with their American chart-topper, "If You Like Classical Music, You Must Be a Six-Foot VJayjay."
To this day, you've probably heard many bands and performers cover this tune, commonly known as "Stairway to Freebird."
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Thanks for the question, Vivigrrl27! The alliance of classical music and Vjayjay's is a fairly recent phenomenon. It started in late 1972 in the great state of Alabama where some happy-go-lucky all-around swell fellows started writing songs using "the rock and the roll." I believe they called themselves Leonard Skin Nerd.
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Since when does liking classical music make one a "v'jayjay?" Oh yeah, I forgot. Killing, pillaging and raping is what this world is all about. Silly me.
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Wow! Great camerawork ! And Mahler fits very well with these splendid views!
Firstly, Mahler is never a bad choice for anything. Learn this now and you'll have lived a richer life reflecting upon it on your deathbed. Secondly, YouTube restricts copyrighted music use, so they have a small subset of available background music and they removed my copy of Copland's Fanfare for The Common Man. New edit coming soon, however, just leaving in the audio with no music.
wjmetcalf 2 years ago